Languages: English. The State of New Jersey has been ordered to pay $11.5 million in damages following the wrongful arrest of Cheryl Rhines, a stroke victim, by State Trooper Jennifer Albuja in 2017.

who mistook her for being drunk while she was having a stroke. Cheryl Rhines, 56, pulled over to the side of the road while driving to work in 2017 because she wasn’t feeling well, according to ...

“Any ordinary human being observing Cheryl Rhines would have immediately recognized and called for emergent medical care.” Guidance on how to spot someone experiencing a stroke can be found ...

A New Jersey jury awarded a $12.9 million verdict last week against a state trooper who failed to recognize that a woman ...

Cheryl Lynn Rhines, 48, had pulled over on Route 78 in Florham Park while having a stroke on Oct. 17, 2017, while heading to work in Jersey City, according to her lawsuit against the New Jersey ...

Plaintiff Cheryl Rhines, 48, was driving from her home in ... 2017 when she experienced symptoms of a stroke, her lawyer Dennis Donnelly said. Rhines managed to pull onto the shoulder of the ...

“Any ordinary human being observing Cheryl Rhines would have immediately recognized and called for emergent medical care.” Guidance on how to spot someone experiencing a stroke can be found at ...